Among flat panel displays and energy-efficient washing machines in the consumer electronics fair IFA in Berlin and highlights the ingenious devices which aim to simplify design of modern life, but with style.
From products to the mobile personality and ecological or multifunction machines, the manufacturers hope that the fun, accompanied by innovation, tempt customers to part with their money.
Roomba, for example, is part robot and part dog, with the shape of a dish but small enough to squeeze under the couch or bed.
Developed by the American company iRobot, the device has sensors that guide you to go around obstacles while cleaning the floor, whether wood or carpet.
Other luxury models come with "virtual walls", infrared sensors that limit the prohibited areas in different rooms.
"I light up, leave home and when you come back, is parked back in its charger as a faithful pet," said spokesman German distributor, Klein & More.
The Roomba 563 Pet version collects animal hair and food debris that have been thrown away, while his brother, the Scooba 386, scrubs up to 80 square meters of soil to absorb the dirty water in their wake.
Meanwhile, her green eyes and cheerful face, the Good News of coffee machine and combined radio Amici seeks to even the most grumpy of good humor in the morning, to offer music by the smell of coffee.
"Every time I pass by his side in the kitchen, I have to smile," said Ulis Greco, head of product account in Germany. "He winked when I make an espresso.
The machines come in a range of bright colors and ornaments are interchangeable to customize.
Sony also hopes to sweeten the appeal of the clock with an alarm clock that combines a seven-inch LCD screen with a sliding door for the iPod.
Thus, the sleepers can wake up with your music and your favorite photos, or even record your own personalized message with the microphone.
In line with the trend of innovation with style is "Viktor", an air filter system of the Swiss firm Stadler Form that promises free rooms odors.
A clean air filter, trapping dust, viruses and bacteria, while a carbon filter absorbs odors like the oppressive snuff, said company director, Martin Stadler.
Black oreo, pink jelly, cranberry purple, green and blue Hawaiian name sound like lip gloss, but in reality they are new colors for the monitors of 37 millimeters thick W30 Color Pop 37 of the South Korean company LG Electronics.
Other screens are thin Japanese JVC, measuring seven millimeters and can be hung on the wall.
The French electronics company Thomson wants to simplify the control over the growing household appliances, with a universal remote control which activates up to 10 different machines, with a color screen interactive allows five users to record their preferred settings.
The IFA, the oldest in the world in terms of consumer electronics, opens its doors to the public on Friday and held until September 9.
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